Little did I know my grandmother Hilda made most of her clothes over her lifetime. Hiding in the family steamer trunk were these amazing vintage patterns from the 1920s & a few of the items that matched the patterns. She took great care of these patterns and refolded them with care storing in the original packages. In a few of the packages, I found comics, paper bags, magazine pages that were cut to pattern to (I assume) replace lost pieces.
A few of these patterns were from the late 1800s and must have belonged to her mother, my great grandmother Alice.
 |
| 1920s Excella Dress Pattern E2660 Women's and Misses' Bathrobe |
 |
| 1920s Butterick Dress Pattern No. 1146 including Deltor. Slip-Over Frock with Bolero Front |
 | ||
| 1920s New Butterick Pattern with Deltor No. 1812 Surplice Closing Frock |
 |
| 1900s Butterick Pattern No. 3145 Ladies' Envelope Chemise |
 |
| 1919 Butterick No. 417 Girl Doll's Set |
 |
| 1907 Pictorial Review Pattern No. 1427 Ladies' Step-In Combination Undergarment |
 |
| 1919 Butterick Pattern No. 2745 Ladies' Apron Dress |
 |
| 1919 Butterick Pattern No. 3437 Girls' Princess Slip or Petticoat |
 |
| 1919 Butterick Pattern No. 3898 Ladies' Dress with Russian Closing |
 |
| 1919 Butterick Pattern No. 3941 Ladies' Slip-Over Dress |
 |
| Standard - New Idea Designer Pattern No. 3036 Misses' and Small Women's Dress in Moyen-Age Style The Designer Publishing Company |
 |
| 1930s Simplicity Pattern No. 1823 Boys' double breasted coat with patch pocket, convertible notched collar |
 |
| 1940s Simplicity Pattern No. 4973 Boys' shirt |
